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Where Have You Been? - Sinéad O'Connor (西尼德·奥康娜)
What does it mean when a man's eyes turn black
When you're making love
What does it mean when a man's eyes turn black
Tell me 'cause I never seen something quite scared me like that
I saw
Darkness where I should have seen light
And it wasn't the beautiful darkness of night
But a thing of a kind that would cause a fright
I saw darkness where I should have seen light
Where have you been
Where have you been
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
What do they want with me
What do they want with me
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
Same as it means when a prince's eyes turn white
Sitting by his door in the midnight
Tin-foil on his windows 'cause he can't take light
And it wasn't the beautiful wisdom of light
But a white of a kind
That would give you a fright
Colour all gone no iris in sight
I saw
Darkness where I should have seen light
Where have you been
Where have you been
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
What do they want with me
What do they want with me
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
Same when the friend of the prince spikes your smoke
Hoping to make you a mess and a joke
But you never were his
You never were his
No matter what he did
Where have you been
Where have you been
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
What do they want with me
What do they want with me
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
Where have you been
Where have you been
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
What do they want with me
What do they want with me